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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
TWO HrNDRrD AyD SIXTY MUSKRATs CtUGH7

W I'M II n III TIT
TRENTON. Dec 10" Liph Aytes, OF TreutSn, las
he atcn the record as trappsr ~ mus.ra's a.
~ gam ot trappers employed By TIC Delaware Ahi
arau canal company - catch these little animals ant
prey~st tsm from hurDNiHE into tie canal banks All
caI, breaks ~ w" frcshet Ia the nOntA OF
Nayes Der Ayrcs captured -Gl n.uskrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
INDIANS MANIA RAD 0ylRANcH

NoGAiLs. Arz.. Dee IA band Of rene-ad' laim
Indians Numbering twenty made a descent npon the ii
lomate ranch. Antonio. for the purpose Of rob
bery. faborers the ranch opened fire cn iA|in, ex
changing sAois The IuiIaus fed taking lar-e quaint
tea 81 corn rursui. KEEP, mp far a. Psrr'. n
Bara'clOra range TIA" l0th Regiment Irter.. troops
stationed Cruz lie feira also l-iled IN the pursuit,
bat failed TO Oycriake tssn TIE Italians are destitute
aLI daring. and sorlOGs trouble j., feared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16

enc. speak only for myself whom say that Z
many rsasoas don't Sc. lew You can iosca, .o aos
denn 1t except as whsle Every American whs deals
internal revenue tax learn from tho report the IN
ternal Revenue Department that takes 900 collectors
70 collect shs tax TIE collected costs hs Geyersmsa
rid OF that much useless expense and Of 1000 office
holders.
DIRECT TAXES ALWAYS UNPOPULAR.
There never was q direct tax in any country which
was net unpopular fappcal to every sams prominent
In the history Of financial management in this country
Alexander Hamilton Thomas Jefferson, Jssses Moaros
all advised the repeating Of these for the reassn
gave Beside tho internal revenue cannot be any thing
In the history Of the country, but thsy
never lasted than few years.
Those after the OF 1912 lasted but four years. and
stricken of There were msr" from 1917 until
1861. the they imposed to meet the
binary burdens OF tho civil war Their reduction was
begun after the and the present system Is but
country was managed AZ 1t was prior 10 1861 there
would be surplus The protective tariff asnc serving
protecting American intorests, would allow urpua
Tue surplus revenue per year IS Slo3OOO.WO Tho Ia
sursst way wipe out the surplus therefore Is wipe
out the American war-tax internal revenue.
II was ex pectsd that Senator Evarts ex-senator WIZ
lam Window exSecretary Of the Navy Nathan Con and
General j. Hale sypher OF louisiana would be among
tho speakers In view Of the fact that Mr. Evsrl. will
be elected permanent president Of the convention he
prserred 70 postpone his speech until lie assumes the
chair to-day Ex-senator Windom was absent from TIE
city General Gsf had made a previous engas >ment,
and General Sypher indrsposed but both able
speakers ar. announced fer another public meeting
which will be held at Chickcring Hall this evening T.
q. Horr. Gausha A. Grow and Colonel AWiusos. Of
Michigan, " Ill ass speak. No tickets VIII be requud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16

HOW NTNVVE
Now, fellow citizsns. few verbs on this important
question Men arc agreed chat the surplus must be lee
duced That Ia starting point How. then. shall II be
reduced from two sources. the pro-
tsotvs tariff tho nteraal tax rhiskcy. tobacco
and malt liquors. At tho cad OF tho fiscal year
1883 SlO3O 100000 will have accumulated
And what has already null aed and You have
the There como 10 the living question OF the
hour and tho p rites dividsd account Of the cuff
spoken declarations Of the President In his message.
Well two Modify each 5y stem or abolish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16

L.
Tho la,t speaker was Congressman John D"1eh' OF
Pitsburc "a why little man. who looks younger than he
H. lie said
Icame horo TO night 10 I've listener. not sneaker
one gent pectsd To sght IS net mere ana
Npu arc therefore be sacrificed Lot ne say, ia M
vance things tnpros>Nc 10 MO Tonight arc
ths Mace and the circumstances. ms l. lue
first limo | ever had tho pleasure 10 % IN
THIS hall ana this platform, ahu wren
hear of what repaas TO be accomplished. think oil
wiz. h,s already been accomplished II seems TO inc
see here "A Eaunt figure known IN history. ana hear
yoice that thuuders the lrsciai al tlat hls
country exist with slavery ONE hall OF u ana
frc,dnin I'm he other Applause II from tho SKY he
can lock down. hat he feel - he ices this au
disnco fascinated by the eloquent lips 81 emo VI
tho race whose chains he sundorsd thsers Tais
country has grown ls,s "i:sy tree
nations Aud the day Is comln- when everyiHan n tile
shelter and stripes shall east his ballot and
Al shall DO csunted -,
At tho to-day the rule was established tlat
every should tell his and where ne cAIse irom
when no arose speak. IL was good iule'
and think | shall adhere 10 IL new Como
from the black Rsaubhc N county o. Atc-
ch..y IN Uat commonwealth which. in 1854
give Janos G. Blaine lpr'lon. the-rsl Snooo plu
Iay, which In lsSS, whoever ne ne lca"rr IN Aoc
o. tloyrlands message, Is COED fer lOoOOO l'hssts
Pennsylvania appreciate tho moral quest ob out
not hsl, We appreciate also the fact max men ~ I
live before thev msra Turn wage workers lnto
Str. nsral sen heggars. The over-shadownE
question therefore is that OF protective arh and whea
the President OF these United States threw down the
gaus he founa tens of thousands 10 take up. They
Will bo November and Oh March 4, 1857. lAp-
puss and cheers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
sucm A srrr FAIR AND LAWFUL.

StIii A STEP FAIR AND LAWFUL.
Mr.. Lynch then addressed himself 10 tho question
whether under the Constitution th, could lawfully be
done, and while dscaining tho possession Of any Ioga
knowledge on the question. commended that 1t could
DO dono Continuing Nh. Lynch said
This IS II serious problem. ! submit 1t to You for
your careful and deliberate considerations SO far aS
the Sonth'rn Republicans are concerned We do not
ask Ia do anything for MS A. favor. We simply
s%% ' ,no, an" nmc y% m f n M,pp Shall 10
cqua three Rep phlicaus I'm New York then W. won't
complain tAppau-eD Iut II Is s"rons question for
YOU. lon have rNp"nNNc rlmpSlSn, Nou ui,'us'
the tart or whatever question may b" nppcrnoSt,
YOU submit II to popular judgment You olrrt your
Representatives aud they 20 10 Congress From tho
south cntatycs are elected not according to tho
popular decision upon this question: bat In druaur =
Of II. through violation and suppression "i IT, ana these
mcn who mi-repc,cn the southern electorate count
sent The ma]ory. And they mas thvart your wishes,
thcy may cause III" country to adopt pohcy to
dor. u profit Sou To get the Judgment, OF tho people
the tarih qucsti"n thu Judgments of Penn, wanna
nlirni T. 10 De- set aside through tine suppression
Of hr popular judgment In one half Of the states o
Nh Carlisle the fFcc trader would not be speaker
~ the Hou>r To day, aud the senate would have y
IrpuIlicnn majority OF twenty i've thirty instead
- ,n,'r ~ uI f., hc S"utIrrn St,t. hs "ursti"n
,honld tnlr precedence of all questions. What is tho
Of mailing the talii an Issue II the people are not
/ allowed to decide upon II tAppanscD What is tho
protection WHEN you allow the minority defeat that
WIN rs appointing mon 10 congress instead OF elect
ing fhrml II thcrc were free ballot ard fair count
n the south. Mississippi, Georgia Louisiana and Alh
| hama would show themsclvc, Just strongly proc'
uon.t a- Nrw- York pcnn,y lVanli NOnd Appau $50
If vnu cunt get that let them have rrprr alton
! La5rd upon the votes that really allowed To 10
counted u.oud AppanseD
| RINGING WORDS FROM CHARLES J. MOVES
| Til, next speaker Charles j. Noyss. speaker Of
the House OF Representatives. OF Massachusetts After
the warm applause which sreeed kim he spoke as fol
| lows:
FELLOW CITIZENS: little dreamed the difficulty OF
the task that assigned until had the pleasure
profit OF listening ts the eloquent representative OF
colored Lepulicass lnDpaussl; asd then fet u
indeed "a difficult task TO reap behind one VINO
such bright and kesD sickle that leaves no
shssycs for after cleaners. lAppause He has talked
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-26

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-26

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bsl..sss piars in tAe ~ho4e camp. 3 laark,
tha lsa-s RAJ. which is $50 a hnrracks sGT
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a,sartess, Is czrsfs.ig gssssles. Mis- Glars
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chSrgs of IL. AID ssss has corps o phs sscians
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-26

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tsncv ie giGx D.. kljFalh aietQrE Of
f1e 9ori4.
assf u.ilks coyeefcx - sk kisneiFe period
efe "a raeig s1Ess seal. sas tte worm of
e. ai8ssfT 1-ows uesp efss WITH AS care
fa sissiv "a a. fns sath0F. seii KnoFn
sifse.iy - iisrsrF eiFss,ss Ia tie ~ adtfsien
"a sis Wnrz. hss fskrn sfsensats az he
iatss. razeassa IA the keids o. CHRONOLOGY
g. lerlcrT sud science.
tiaor slsh ihc seh.liarly eissnsnt appar
srs - eTeff pe<s psxs. theEs = siso the
5s,rnler eienseot. ~iisa rsosteFs sais hisisry
cf osciiIisF vs.4s ~ l.s,elsies Hith %
sp.enE;1a illusfeti~rs nters than tharty
Daps. snd elt,aiy - nisaV genealogical
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selves "a slsfatsise hlsfnFcai 8ecsry, sbieA
ene esn fecsi,s asenl wififatst rsssrsatioo-
kERs IseFER.
Pastor Foaassin 2lf>es Beetiss Church.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-26

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Fiesr Essisrsf &reos. 80 ex1isif pe1tern bslo-
ns.s ara ba& copies - wbieh we're russfe.
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sss. G&ff Hxriis. The kernet tns1 ~
tr,srie.i uso<t afsentfo8 cost 80 n Paris.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-26


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l4aun. ~ gst3rs bi* bf0fher. Df. !. X
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trip.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-26

nov oS Spring j. here. a8d everybody
ehsngss taelr ciadhing | wnDid advise yoG.
ifvou bsve any work ia cleaning and dye-
ine. 20 take sach xnsrs yea can set fhe
hest work doee at the lowsst Yriocs. 9ac1 a
place j. tbe Oia sad Reliable Eagle Steam
Dye House. No q Canai-sf
y g. Eie1snx Icing and rsfsiTin< oi
gents cio ming IL ffne with ths Hsalosf q
neatness zn3 onfabilily, which Is proven
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-26

Foot ball. hsss ball. Seees. a1asie ard ell
k'Rd = sport wes srxsxed ia - heg,l =
Lake. bur taese elegant i.ooessrs Biuefislf.
Baiibuf I.ase scffrfer Wsiifef.sL aad
Trout soi8 hy Drttenihsler. liz Monroe 81 .
heat the word for de'icioas eating. Try
them
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-26

PH OBrisa is hnsliv cngaxzi In NOV
ing iree. e,@ old nlsce NJ - saRsi-Ss. -
his oil undertaking r9onss sirs. d<'or east of
WaFxssfg.s dry gods sore. % Cfesesos-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-26

The qnfien - TIE snhiic = responsibility =
-sIief - tae 3dg7rsfseai-uf xAtth spuexrs
this wsax 81 D. fa6a Clark s5lrata ;
crsas Wsrk. silapai tt0a2s ere q the bsss
Ezte ief eser written.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-26

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-26

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-26

Get a la&st lfee ~ hueihz gear suit -
rlalaes tofsy a. r. 4 Pferoes 9reat Wsrk
ete. uls6er faa tower cock. Best goods
81 tae east ncaeV IN tae cit7.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-26

r Perez eBoer l1s tcwe1 Siock. gives
swss s.te@s 70 he Gres- Esrsps An Sa3S
9l.1 eve asia cf eb)f6ss soeis6z ~ hies
tsisy Tas 5~s, koo,;s for NE Isssf "A snsy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-26

THIS diagram ahias kess Eive viii faT.f
some issa of the laratacH OF the ssFioH
ussps. fosrs - stress sspern.ss tbs ram.
from the SnsitssoniaD srs.ant end irsis Il tts
street. wppa -issph Sessgaprs rt'w IS if<sa'ssi.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-10

steam. spot G. zoe; November, 79c; Decem Der,
6.68 g. 69c; January, - a 75c; February 6 79
06.slo; March, ia ssc; May, 697 at. 99c;
city steam. Toe
Butter in fair demand and firm; Western, $50
2o3c: Western creamery. I6 626lc Cheese hrm
and Ia moderate inquiry: Western. 81 a lie.
CHICAGO, Nov All the grain markets
were very quiet to-day. Considerable activity,
however, WAS developed in the provision pit dur
Ing the earlier part of the session. Grain val
ues opened very close to Mondays latest prices,
December wheat being at 13sc Later
IL so!d between 725 q 73c, aud by noon
had recovered again to 73sc, whereiit held steady
for some time and finally closed at 733 a 73sc
ate inquiry existed, and as offerings were not
large, the feeling during most of the session was
hrm- The corn market was featureless, except
that a fair degree of firmness existed, and prices
closed about &c over the opening figures No
vember sold at Al 041sc: December, al q
4l4e. and May at 45s a 453c, closing
at outside prices. Oats. although dull. ruled
rather steady. and there material change
in prices Very little interest was manifested
in the market The bulk of the provision trade
conferred in mess pork, and fairly active busi-
ness was transacted at higher range OF prices
Receipts of hogs We're fair. and less than ex-
pected, and prices were well maintained One
packer was credited with selling 900 barrels of
January pork. but his offerings were rapidly alb
sorbed by scalpers who bought freely, and jan
uary advanced from $12 674 to $12 IS. and closed
at the latter figure. Lard stronger, and
November closed .024c higher, but the other
futures were unchanged; November sold at 6 40
06 42Ic. and closed at 45c; January at 6. 423 a
473c, and closed at Sale. Short ribs ad-
vanced .C5 q. O74c, buAkrading was small; Janu-
airy sold at 374 a 6. 40c. The leading futures
fol
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NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Beeyes-Receipts, 80 car.
and IL carioads for city direct Market
opened shade stronger. but for the finish an easier
feeling prevailed and several carloads carried
over poor prime native steers sold at $40 as 10
per 100 lbs; extra native steers, S5 25054O; Tex
and Colorado offerings at IS % $40; mainly
Calves-Receipts, 500 quiet at S51s.50 for veals
IS Sheep and Lanbs-Rsceipts. 7.z4o; good stock had
fair demand at about former figures but inferior
nea 100 bs So to
Hogs-Receipts. 12.4SO. No sales on the live
weight; nominaly dull and lower at 81 6OD4 80.
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts 1882; shipments.
1887. Choice strong and a shade higher; common
mood e~ to medicine sasa1s 1S
erassrangs steers, $50 a. So
Hogs-Rsssipt, II oae' shipments lst2 Market Make!
saIss and s se ss25sa medium
si5o926o
ST: LOUIS rs No. s- Cattle Gs $500,
tive steers. 81 2504SO; fair to good native steers.
%, 1904 so butchers steers fair 70 prime, $50
cons mon to good corn.feds So. 1603.75.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments, 400 Market
tons. 81 60047O packing and Workers., medium
to choice 81 04.55; pigs. common to good. 80
Sheep-Reeeipts, 700; shipments. none. Mar
ket steady. Fair to fancy So Is 04Oo; lambs. $3.50
04.40
CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Cattie-Recepts. IL 900: shipments.
Market dull and steady; natives $305.621o; rangers
So. lO03.5O: stockers. $202.75; COWS. bulls and
mixed, $1.1003.
Hogs-Receipts &c, 900; shipments. -. Mar
ket steady to strong; heavy, S4.7004.75; light
81 4o94 IS; packers and shippers $44o04.55
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. shipments Mar
ket dull; Western: $3.25035o Texans, $1,000
$50. lambs, 81. 505.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Nov. 9.-Cattle-Receipts.
2O4; shipments. 100. Market fair; prime, 81 500
4.75; fair to good, So. 25; common 1922
j. 6O;feeders $3.4003 80: stockers, $2.7503.25.
Hogs-Receipts. 900: shipments. 1.4O0. Market
ASS; common 80 fair, $4. IS 0445
Sheep-Receipts. 1,40O shipments, 900 Mar
ket very dull; prime, 81. 1904 80; fair to good.
$3.5003.75; common. $1.O002.o0. Lambs,
So. 5Op5.25.